Pacific
Pacific Scoreboard: Feb. 7, 2015
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February 7, 2015
Seoul American's Shawn Horne shoots over Osan's Justin Maglalang, left, and Chase Kingsbury. (Courtney Taylor/Special to Stars and Stripes)
Seoul American's Shawn Horne shoots over Osan's Justin Maglalang, left, and Chase Kingsbury. (Courtney Taylor/Special to Stars and Stripes)
Seoul American's Jaylyn Scott goes up for the layup against Osan's Sung DeAngelo in Saturday's championship game. The Cougars beat the Falcons 80-72 and took first place in the Korean American Interscholastic Activities Conference Blue Division tournament on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2015 at Yongsan Garrison. (Joe Pak-Blyzniuk/Special to Stars and Stripes)
Daegu's Joone Abaya gains possession of the rebound against Taejon's Beomchul Choi in Saturday's consolation match. The Dragons beat the Warriors 51-41 in the Korean American Interscholastic Activities Conference Blue Division tournament on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2015, at Yongsan Garrison. (Joe Pak-Blyzniuk/Special to Stars and Stripes)
Taejon's Tristian Warnken leaps for the layup against Humphreys' Carlos Hernandez in Saturday's consolation match for fifth place. The Dragons beat the Blackhawks 62-54. (Joe Pak-Blyzniuk/Special to Stars and Stripes)
Yongsan's Xavier Sawyer skies for the layup over Seoul Foreign defenders David Lee and Brian Park in Saturday's third-place game. The Crusaders beat the Guardians 64-41. (Joe Pak-Blyzniuk/Special to Stars and Stripes)
M.C. Perry's Jarrell Davis blocks a shot by Zama's Alex Jones during the third-place game of the DODDS Japan Basketball Tournament on Saturday at Yokota Air Base, Japan. Both Davis and Jones would foul out midway through the fourth quarter of Perry's 55-52 win. (James Kimber/Stars and Stripes)
Zama's Joseph Atkinson blocks a shot attempt by M.C. Perry's Tyson Moore during the third-place game of the DODDS Japan Basketball Tournament on Saturday at Yokota Air Base, Japan. Perry would defeat its rival 55-52. (James Kimber/Stars and Stripes)
Zama's Destiny Howze pulls up for a short jumper after getting around Robert D. Edgren's Vanessa Black during the third-pace game of the DODDS Japan Basketball Tournament on Saturday at Yokota Air Base, Japan. Edgren would win 35-29. (James Kimber/Stars and Stripes)
Robert D. Edgren's Courtney Ruble launches a three-point shot attempt over Zama's Malina Camacho during the third-place game of the DODDS Japan Basketball Tournament on Saturday at Yokota Air Base, Japan. Edgren would win 35-29. (James Kimber/Stars and Stripes)
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Basketball Boys South KoreaKorean-American Interscholastic Activities Conference Blue Division Tournament Saturday at Yongsan Garrison
Taejon Christian 51, Daegu 41 Daegu 7 9 13 12 – 41Taejon 16 18 11 6 – 51Scoring – Daegu: Jay Diaz 12; Taejon: Sunny Chung 16, James Redfern 15, Tristan Warnken 10. Rebounds – Daegu: Diaz 6, Joone Abaya 6, Jon McCarty 6, Ryan Park 6; Taejon: Chung 8, Warnken 8, Ryan Park 6.Fifth Taejon Christian 62, Humphreys 54 Taejon 9 11 15 27 – 62Humphreys 15 15 11 13 – 54Scoring – Taejon: Warnken 18, Chung 15; Humphreys: Bashr Edwards 23, Ozzie Cruz 10. Rebounds – Taejon: Chung 12, Warnken 8; Humphreys: Daiquan Wilson 10.Third Seoul Foreign 64, Yongsan 41 Seoul Foreign 11 12 16 25 – 64Yongsan 7 14 16 4 – 41Scoring – Seoul: Brian Park 17, David Lee 17; Yongsan: Xavier Sawyer 17, Joshua Kim 10. Rebounds – Seoul: Park 7; Yongsan: Sawyer 8, David Kim 8.Championship Osan 80, Seoul American 72 Osan 11 21 29 19 – 80Seoul 13 17 16 26 – 72 Scoring – Osan: Nicholas White 24, Chase Kingsbury 24, Sean Copia 11, Sung DeAngelo 11, Myles Hanes 10; Seoul: Jez Harper 19, Shawn Horne 12, Max Weekley 10. Rebounds – Osan: Kingsbury 7, White 7, Haynes 7; Seoul: Horne 8. Noteworthy – First loss of season for Falcons, who had defeated Cougars twice during season. Osan hit 13 three-point shots.All Conference Diaz, Daegu; Brice Bilotovich, Humphreys; White, Copia, Osan; Harper, Haynes, DeAndre Metcalf, Seoul American; Park, South Foreign; Redfern, Taejon Christian.Tournament MVP – WhiteTop gun – WhiteBest defender – HaynesTop rebounder – DeAngeloCoach – James Tolliver, OsanSportsmanship – Seoul ForeignAll Tournament Abaya, Daegu; Edmunds, Humphreys; Copia, Kingsburgy, DeAngelo, Osan; Weekley, Haynes, Seoul American; David Pang, Seoul Foreign; Warnken, Taejon Christian.
JapanDODDS Japan Tournament Saturday at Yokota Air BaseFifth E.J. King 70, Nile C. Kinnick 57 Kinnick 12 12 18 15 – 57King 14 24 16 16 – 70Scoring – Kinnick: Tarik Deadman 22; King: Jacob Lyle 27.Third Matthew C. Perry 55, Zama 52 Perry 14 17 14 10 – 55Zama 9 15 15 13 – 52Scoring – Perry Jon Cadavos 21; Zama: Alex Jones 17.Championship Yokota 84, Robert D. Edgren 53 Yokota 24 18 15 27 – 84Edgren 10 23 8 12 – 53Scoring – Yokota: Jadan Anderson 23, Jermaine Neal 23; Edgren: Blake Smaw 21.
MVP - Jadan AndersonAll Tournament Ewmar Thompson, Smaw, Edgren; Lyle, King; Deadman, Kinnick; Cadavos, Jarell Davis, Perry; Marcus Henagan, Hunter Cort, Yokota; Jones, Zama.
OkinawaKubasaki 78, Kitanakagusuku 77 Saturday at KitanakagusukuKubasaki 25 22 11 20 – 78Kitanaka 26 28 7 16 – 77Scoring – Kubasaki: Nick Ashley 18, Matt Ashley 16. Rebounds – M.Ashley 14, N.Ashley 11. Noteworthy - Nick Ashley hit a free throw with 9.7 seconds to win it.
Girls South KoreaKorean-American Interscholastic Activities Conference Blue Division Tournament Saturday at Seoul
Humphreys 42, Daegu 21 Humphreys 10 9 10 13 – 42Daegu 6 8 0 7 -- 21Scoring – Humphreys: Daniella McCoy 12, Kaylee Spielman 8, Ra’Mecca Rasun 7; Daegu: Taylor Myatt 14, Ariyana Canty 6, Spring Booke 1.Fifth Yongsan 49, Humphreys 32 Humphreys 5 10 10 7 -- 32Yongsan 8 10 11 20 – 49Scoring – Humphreys: Rasun 14, McCoy 12; Yongsan: Suzy Kim 14, Hana Ikeda 11, Andre Lee 9.Third Taejon Christian 37, Osan 34 Osan 17 8 7 2 – 34Taejon 4 12 10 11 -- 37Scoring – Osan: Andrea Carandang 17, Jada Carnine 9; C. Cooper 4; Taejon: Not available.Championship Seoul American 41, Seoul Foreign 35 Foreign 15 6 5 9 – 35American 8 10 16 7 -- 41Scoring – Foreign: Maddie Thies 13, JiWon Shin 12; American: Sierra Furner 12, Glenesha Berryman 10, Shawntae Kidd 6.All Conference Myatt, Daegu; Spielman, Humphreys; Carandang, Osan; Berryman, Hannah Frederick, Furner, Seoul American; Thies, Seoul Foreign; Emme Warnken, Rin Kim, Taejon Christian; Ikeda, Yongsan.Tournament MVP – BerrymanTop gun – WarnkenTop defender – ThiesTop rebounder – RasunSportsmanship – Taejon ChristianAll Tournament Myatt, Deagu; McCoy, Humphreys; Carnine, Osan; Furner, Frederick, Kharmiya Batts, Seoul American; Shin, Thies, Seoul Foreign; Warnken, Taejon Christian; Ikeda, Yongsan.
JapanDODDS Japan Tournament Saturday at Yokota Air BaseFifth Perry 22, King 12 King 3 1 5 3 – 12Perry 8 11 1 2 – 22Scoring – King: Zanitta Boyd 5; Perry: Elizabeth Erhart 9.Third Edgren 35, Zama 29 Edgren 7 12 5 11 – 35Zama 7 4 6 12 – 29Scoring – Edgren: Vanessa Black 11; Zama: Destiny Howze 16.Championship Yokota 35, Kinnick 32 Yokota 6 4 14 11 – 35Kinnick 10 4 10 8 – 32Scoring – Yokota: Sarah Cronin 10, Caitlyn Rowan 10; Kinnick: Charla Johnson 10.
MVP - Jamia Bailey, YokotaAll Tournament Black, Coko Magby, Edgren; Gabby Hidalgo, King; Rhyssa Hiazon, Shakita Samuels, Kinnick; Naomi Ziola, Perry; Rowan, Croni, Yokota; Tiara Carroll, Zama
Wrestling JapanKanto Plain Finals Saturday at St. Mary’sKinnick 100, St. Mary’s 97, American School in Japan 38, Christian Academy Japan 31, Zama 26, Yokota 13 101 pounds – 1. Lucas Wirth (Kin), 2. Eshan Singhi (St. M).108 – 1. Chang Young Lee (St. M), 2. Matthew Abrenilla (Kin), 3. Michael Yoshino (CAJ).115 – 1. Lucas Shiraki (St. M), 2. Zach Kline (ASIJ), 3. Chon Dareing (Kin).122 – 1. Ryo Osawa (St. M), 2. David Tsuneki (CAJ), 3. Vincent Soiles (Kin).129 – 1. Alberto Orsara (St. M), 2. Emerson Gaume (Yok), 3. Jianni Labato (Kin).135 – 1. Ryan Vasconellos (St. M), 2. George Colbert (Kin), 3. Kyle Reedy (CAJ).141 – 1. Darius Swenson (Kin), 2. Itsuki Shibahara (St. M), 3. Ryan Fameli (Zam).148 – 1. Kazuho Kawashima (St. M), 2. Brady Yoder (Kin), 3. Kien Malarney (ASIJ).158 – 1. Riku Osawa (St. M), 2. Ian Olsen (Kin), 3. David Rochman (ASIJ).168 – 1. Latendre Paylor (Kin), 2. Samuel Preston (Zam), 3. Cody Becker (ASIJ).180 – 1. Jonathan Miller (ASIJ), 2. Dwayne Lion (Kin), 3. Lawrence Yamaguchi (CAJ).215 – 1. Nicholas Alvarez (Kin), 2. Trayland Rose (Zama), 3. Nilay Hingarh (St. M).Heavyweight – 1. Chris Deibel (Kin). 2. Jacob Martin (Zama), 3. Leon Arara (St. M).Outstanding wrestler – Kawashima.
KoreaSaturday at OsanOsan 56, Daegu 4 (only contested matches listed)135 – Jaydon Kruzic, Daegu, tech. Kim Valiezer 12-2; 148 – Brenden Becker, Osan, pin. John Michael Medella 1:15.Seoul American 39, Daegu 1 (only contested matches listed)135 – Joseph Min, Seoul, pin. Kruzic 1:06; 148 – Kalil Hicks, Seoul, tech. Medella 16-6.Osan 46, Seoul American 16 (only contested matches listed)108 – Isaiah Smith, Osan, tech. Anisha Harilal 20-10; 115 – Cory Harding, Osan, pin. Jonathon Filer 1:00; 135 – Kai Chatfield, Osan, tech. Min 12-2; 141 – David Cole, Seoul, tech. Brent Smith 12-2; 148 – Becker pin. Ramos, 3:38; 158 – Mike Hardin, Osan, tech. Jack Lameraux 16-6; 168 – Kade Leonard, Osan, dec. Jarek Bartel 7-2; 180 – Daniel Hayward, Seoul, dec. Christian Shmitz 8-0; Heavyweight – Connor Knight, Seoul, pin. Eugene Williamson 2:10.